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Knowledge destroys ignorance; contemplation destroys ego; charity removes poverty; character erases misfortune. A concise philosophy of remedies.
By the seer's vision that destroys the seed of ignorance, past and future merge into the ever-present now. A deep reflection on time and awareness.
Whether learned or not, a Brahmin is divine, like fire—sacred whether ignited or dormant. A reverent view of spiritual birth.
A woman under lust or anger can lead both fools and scholars astray. A classic warning about emotional manipulation.
Even an ignorant king prospers by serving the wise, like a tree near water flourishes despite poor roots.
Why be angry at the undisciplined? And what anger can exist with the disciplined, who are dear as life itself?
A disobedient servant, deceitful friends, a miserly king, and a rude wife — these are four unbearable headaches.
Even your knowledge increases wickedness in those naturally crooked and unfit. Like the light of a serpent’s gem brings terror, not peace.
Only humility and respect lead even enemies to yield. A person grounded in knowledge and modesty never falls.
Know that which pervades everything is imperishable; no one can destroy the eternal. A core Vedantic idea.
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